"In the Name of Your Daughter" Target Documentary — Final Virtual Screening
Saturday, January 15, 2022, 07:00pm - 09:00pm
Contact target4-health@fawco.org
A special presentation of In The Name Of Your Daughter. Meet Rhobi & some of the inspiring girls featured.
Saturday, January 15, 2022 at 7-9pm CET
Please join us for a special presentation of the award-winning documentary In The Name Of Your Daughter.
Meet Rhobi Samwelly and the inspiring girls from the documentary after the film!
The Target Team will host this final screening to celebrate the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation. This will be your last opportunity to have a conversation with Rhobi and the girls of Hope for Girls and Women Tanzania.
Please register here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/in-the-name-of-your-daughter-film-screening-tickets-227033422077
The film is about some of the bravest girls in the world; Tanzanian girls as young as eight who risk everything, including their lives, to follow their dreams. These girls do not want to go through Female Genital Mutilation. No child, once informed of what’s ahead, volunteers to be harmed in this way. They are bribed, cajoled, threatened, and forced. And the film is about human rights champion Rhobi Samwelly who risks her own life to protect the girls.
Some of the girls from the film, Rhobi Samwelly, (FGM survivor and director of Hope for Girls and Women Tanzania) Tharien van Eck (Chair FAWCO Target Program), Giselle Portenier (filmmaker) and co founder of the END FGM Canada Network, Janet Chapman (Chair, Tanzania Development Trust) and Annemarie Middelburg, consultant and FGM expert will join the session for Questions and Answers following the screening.
All donations are welcome and can be directed to The FAWCO Foundation. All donations will go directly to FAWCO’s Target Project S.A.F.E. (Safe Alternatives for FGM Elimination). Please donate here and choose Target Project.
You can see a trailer here.
This special screening is sponsored by FAWCO, Hope for Girls and Women Tanzania, Tanzania Development Trust and END FGM Canada Network
